Local Shepherdstown News Highlights July 7 1921
A bustling Shepherdstown page notes July 7 1921 with prices, local sales, and upcoming events. It mentions Early Bird wringers, Gibson hardware, and Barna roseabells. Details include a new Ford coupe at Highway Garage, burglar near the post office, a hospital benefit, and an excursion by Norfolk and Western Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Earles S. Billmyer
Highway
Barna
Roseabells
Bird
Jefferson County
A. S
Charles Town
Charles
Moler
Tha Security Bank
Washington
Oneetsus
Robert Gibson
Medy
Grimes
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Shepherdstown
Ran Toon
T. T. Perry
Norfolk & Western Railway
Luray
T. Elliott
Leetown Wood
Board of
Equaliza
State Board of Fur Works
Four million dollars in whiskey moved to Mt Vernon warehouses
The Hannis Distilling Company plans moving 109000 barrels of looted whiskey from Martinsburg to its Mount Vernon storage, via the Baltimore and Ohio line to Camden Station. About twenty-five cars will depart with aging stock and bottling material, as authorities guard the transfer. The stock, valued at four million dollars, sits in certif icated form and may fetch high prices if sold through major markets. The move follows the distillery’s long history in Martinsburg and ownership by Alexander Parks, with the National Fruit Products Company later acquiring part of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Hants
Imite Warcowus
Martinsburg
Mt Vernon
Baltimore
Baltimore & Otto Railroad
Camden Sta. On
Martinsburg Evening Journal
Alexander Parks
John N. Parks
A B. Casey
James O'Rourke
Hannisville
Col. J. Q. A. Nadenbousch
Philadelphia
Maryland
New York Herald
National Fruit Products Company
Parks
The
Fruit Products Company
Two hard hitting Legion baseball games in Hagerstown
Jet Johnny Fisher brought his Boys from Hagerstown for two games against our Legion team. Morning game ended 10 to 9 with errors shaping the late innings. afternoon 9 to 3 as the home team outhit the visitors 16 to 4. Leiter hit for the visitors in both games, Myers, Maler, and Miers starred for the home side, and Brandy Miers pitched four strong innings in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Fisher
Gver
Hagerstown
Coly
Legion
Leiter
Miers
K. McKee
Moler
Brandy Miers
Bishop
Lier
Shepherdatow
AE Snyder
N. McKee
Lee Ss
Rogers
R. Crow
Ty J. Crowl
Henson
I Myers
Kretzer
Zinkland
Wood
Lizer
Ya Oy Anderson
French
Smallwood
Ifa
Aye Leiter
Hager
Shepherd
Snyder
Shipley
J. Rogers
Legee
McKee
Growl
Crow
Bishop Lizer
Folk
Shepherdstown
Stee Ase Snyder
Legge
J. Crowl
Myers
Hagerstown Ab
I Kretzer
Te Lizer
We Wood
Anderson
Q Wilson
Il 'Snyder
R. Crowl
T Lizer
Waldeck
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Hye
Shepherdstown Register
Cr Moler
Samet
Forrest A. Brown
Own
Styrious
Blake
C. H. Bowers
Hoe Knode
Dewey
Potomac River
Uta Verd
American Legion
Martinsburg Ter
Wm. G. Baker
Vuckerstown
Siese Moler
Jeffer Vounty
Calvin
Orge Locke
Manassas
Stipley Hotel
Locke
Ed. Brandt
Shenandoah
Brandt
Aukerton
B. W. Waters
Keille
Sager Fritts
P.O. Dunacowne
St. Agnes
Nelson F. Rees
Berkeley County
Rees
Margaret Randolph
Alexandria
Sallie Page Andrews
Winslow Randolph
Fruit Hill
Thos. F. Jones
Leone Bowers
Elmwood Farm
Leetown
Katherine Hirst
Martha Denison
Wim. A. Stephens
Stephens
GW. D. Folk
Louise Folk
Cleveland
Ohio
George B. Folk
J. M. Hendricks
Moler's
Cross Roads
Merton Good
Charleston
IV. Va
I. F. P. Good
Gleon S. Osbourn
Duffields
Yale University
Thomas Reed
Needmore
W. Va
Corinne Myers
Reedson
Healing Springs
Virginia
Olin Knott
Bakerton
J. Q. Reinhart
Miller Field
Ox Fibre
Frederick
Winchester
Sandy Baker
George Locke
Shipley Hotel
Soraniversal Car
National Highway Garages and Service
Shepherdstown, W. VA
Leiter Brothers
Cele
Smany
Lester Brothers
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